Past tense of 'chinse'; sealed or caulked cracks and gaps in wood or ship hulls.
Simple past tense of 'chinse,' maintaining the verb form structure from maritime and construction terminology.
Every wooden ship ever built was completely dependent on workers who understood how to get chinsed joints absolutely perfect—one mistake meant the whole vessel could go down!
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